Pictures from an airshow during Napier, New Zealand's Art Deco Weekend. (5 years and 2501 days ago)

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Air, Show

EmiK says:

I like how they are going in all direction, looks chaotic, nice shot.

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Sightseeing company takes off with vacationers. (5 years and 2507 days ago)

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Going

friiskiwi says:

I hope it was taking of, not coming in to land.

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author says:

They were indeed going up. You could see they weren't comfortable with anything (telephoto lens) being pointed at them. I don't blame them for being uneasy with the world as it is today.

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Helicopter landing out at Sea (5 years and 2507 days ago)

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Helo-Landing

barryn37 says:

Seasprite

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I was promised a short ride just for shooting a few pictures, but, as soon as they touched back down on the jetty, all I was given was size twelve! God, I hate those flying dudes! (5 years and 2506 days ago)

During EAB 2011 presentation at São José dos Campo, São Paulo, Brazil (5 years and 2507 days ago)

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Esquadrilha

Alan2641 says:

Nice to see an Albatross again -- my father flew them in the '60's in the then RCAF

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author says:

He caused a sensation when it flew here with the 2 T6...
Luck of your father !
And thanks for the coment...

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Alan2641 says:

Should have also know the T6 in Canada was the Harvard another aircraft my dad flew during WW2 as an instructor for aircrew -- remember them both form my childhood

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author says:

These T6 were used by the Brazilian Air Force, Esquadrilha da Fumaça (smoke squad), today they were replaced by Tucanos, un airplane constructed in Brazil and used for trainning by the Brazilian Air Force, but these still being used in aerial shows...

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